But when Dartmouth College Jewish studies professor Susannah Heschel first plunked down a tangerine on her seder plate in the early 1980s, it was in the name of gay and lesbian inclusion ...

The day the seder plate becomes stagnant is the day Jews are no longer under any threat, but we’re not there yet.” JTA has documented Jewish history in real-time for over a century.

There are six items on the seder plate that are used at different times ... raisins and wine that represents the mortar that Jewish slaves used to build with Hardboiled egg: Symbolizes the cycle ...

During the Seder meal Jewish families will sing, read the Passover story and eat some symbolic foods arranged on a traditional Seder plate. These foods are: Four small glasses of wine are also ...

Each piece of food on the Seder Plate reminds us what it was like for the Jewish slaves in Egypt. We're now making the charoset which is the paste made from sugar cinnamon apple wine and ground ...